Billionaire Ty Warner gives woman $20,000 for her cause after asking her for directions

I often get asked by random strangers for directions. Not one to miss an opportunity, I handed him my flyer and he made a fifty dollar donation. As he drove off, I thought that was the end of our encounter... He'd returned after an hour or so. Rolling down his window, he reached out his hand and introduced himself. I immediately recognized his name. He was kind and sincere as he looked directly into my eyes... I listened as he repeated over and over that he was going to help me. That my fundraising was done. That I didn't need to worry any longer. He said he would send a check after he returned to his offices during the week.

He's a world record holding sprinter from South Africa. She's a spunky 5-year-old from
Essex, England. In an inspiring series of images that have recently gone viral, the two
strangers, united only by a stubborn refusal to let double amputations stop them, race
each other in a friendly bionic foot race.

I hope this will be allowed due to the religious part. If it isn't I understand. This is two kids from Arizona who live not far from my brother-in-law. I have never met them, but I sure would like to. The part that gets me is Dayton's parents at the end.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
After the first game of the season, Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo pulled off the road late on a Sunday night and helped out a stranded motorist. On Tuesday, he walked up to a movie theater and noticed that a homeless man was cashing in change. Romo bought the man a ticket to see "Role Model" and then invited him to sit with he and his buddy.

Romo, who confirmed the story but didn't want to elaborate, waved [the homeless man] Doc over to sit by him and his buddy. Doc sheepishly mentioned that he hadn't showered in a few days.
"Don't worry about that," Romo said. "I'm used to locker rooms."
And so the $67 million quarterback and a man who doesn't have $6.70 to his name sat next to each other and shared laughs for 90 minutes or so.

Pretty cool story. Earlier in the day, Romo stopped by my neighborhood with actor Will Smith to participate in a pep rally for the Lake Highlands volleyball and football teams.

He's a world record holding sprinter from South Africa. She's a spunky 5-year-old from
Essex, England. In an inspiring series of images that have recently gone viral, the two
strangers, united only by a stubborn refusal to let double amputations stop them, race
each other in a friendly bionic foot race.

I hope this will be allowed due to the religious part. If it isn't I understand. This is two kids from Arizona who live not far from my brother-in-law. I have never met them, but I sure would like to. The part that gets me is Dayton's parents at the end.

More than 30 years ago, a teenager named Jadav "Molai" Payeng began planting seeds along a barren sandbar near his birthplace in India's Assam region,.......Now that once-barren sandbar is a sprawling 1,360 acre forest, home to several thousands of varieties of trees and an astounding diversity of wildlife -- including birds, deer, apes, rhino, elephants and even tigers.

"I'm a painter who takes people on outdoor painting adventures around New York City," says Carroll, 45. "On Sunday, I was teaching a painting class in Battery Park all day. I was so busy that day and cleaning my hands constantly that I didn't notice I had lost the ring," she told the New York Daily News......In fact, she didnt realize she'd lost the ring until 3:30 a.m. "I woke up and felt my left hand right way and just thought, 'Oh, my God,' because I knew I hadn't taken [my wedding ring] off,".....They [husband and Carroll] drove to Battery Park, but the trash container had already been emptied. However, at 5 a.m. Carroll's husband saw a garbage truck. "We walked over and nobody was inside. So I wrote a note," she told reporters. It started, "Hello, I believe my wedding ring is in this truck,".....Incredibly, Gaddist found the note. "I called and she explained everything, about how she lost the ring, and how she couldn't sleep after realizing it was gone," Gaddist, 42, says. "I had to go to Randalls Island, and when I got there I showed the guys the note. They said, 'If you want to look for a needle in a haystack, go ahead." Surprisingly, I didn't take long. "I took a shot and it was there,"

And you SHOULD be sorry! My delicate poster sensibilities were hurt by your oversight. Clean up your act, es... or do you want to be put on the "Dez Bryant Shape-Up-or-Ship-Out Program" to give you the direction you need?

And you SHOULD be sorry! My delicate poster sensibilities were hurt by your oversight. Clean up your act, es... or do you want to be put on the "Dez Bryant Shape-Up-or-Ship-Out Program" to give you the direction you need?

:laugh2:

I will adhere to everything Dez agreed to except avoiding scrip clubs. Not for my own pleasure, of course, but so that I can teach my son about the birds and the bees.